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Updated on: Friday 05 May 2006, 4:35 Makka Time, 1:35 GMT  

Damascus' charm faces new threat

Majed al-Sabah has big hopes for The Street Called Straight in Damascus' Old City - the part-owner of Syria's first designer clothes store thinks this road will one day become a must-visit spot for wealthy shoppers. FULL STORY

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